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Press ofCAUSTIC-CLAFLIN CO.32 Brattle Street

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The proceeds of this book are devoted solely to the maintenance of the Educational Work of the Boston Architectural Club

BOSTONARCHITECTURAL CLUBYEAR BOOK

FOR1921

Reproducing Measured Details from the Designs ofJacques-Afige Gabriel (1762-1768) for the

Chateau of the ''''Petit 'Trianon'at Versailles , Fr'ance

PUBLISHED BY THEBOSTON ARCHITECTURAL CLUB16 SOMERSET STREET

Copyrighted by FRED. V. LITTLE, Executive Secretary1921


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MURAL PANELS FOR S. S. " PINE TREE STATE

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MURAL PANELS FOR S. S. "PINE TREE STATE 'ByCarroll Bill


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MURAL PANEL FOR S. S. "FINE TREE STATE 'ByCarroll Bill


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WALDO BROS.ANDBOND COMPANYBOSTON MASSACHUSETTS

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jiiipsonj^ros.BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

GENERAL OFFICES77 SUMMER STREETBOSTON. MASS.

LIBRARY *BOSTON ARCHITECTURAL CENT^f?


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ARTICLES OF ORNAMENT AND VIRTUADAPTED TO A CORRECT EXPRESSIONOF THE ARCHITECTS MEANING IN CON-NECTION WITH HIS GENERAL SCHEMEAS APPLIED TO A DWELLING DESIGNEDBY HIM -SELECTED BY OUR EXPERTPERSONALLY IN HIS FREQUENT TRIPS

TO OLD WORLD CENTRES.

BIGELOW. KENNARD & CO.. INC.IMPORTERS

511 WASHINGTON STREETBOSTON. MASS.


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THE SALTONSTALL GYMNASIUM. MILTON ACADEMY. MILTON. MASS.

This Gymnasium, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. RobertSaltonstall, is built entirely of our Reclaimed Brick.

Upon removal from old buildings the Bricks are cleaned, and after they arelaid in the new work a solution of muriatic acid and water is applied with awire brush, which restores them to their original condition. Efflorescence,which so often appears upon the surface of new brickwork, seldom appearsupon Reclaimed Bricks.

We have continually on hand a large supply of ReclaimedBuilding Materials of all sorts, including Lumber, Doors,

Windows, Mantels, et cetera.

SWIFT-McNUTT COMPANY4 LIBERTY SQUARE

BOSTON


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OUR REPUTATIONESTABLISHED BY THIRTY-FOUR YEARS OFCOMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTSOF ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS AND ARTISTS

IS RIGIDLY MAINTAINED

COMPLETE STOCK OFDRAUGHTING ROOM SUPPLIESAND DRAWING INSTRUMENTS

THOROUGHLY EQUIPPEDFOR PERFECT SERVICE ANDQUALITY IN BLUE PRINTING

Everything for the Draughtsman


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RECEPTION ROOM IN THE EXECUTIVE MANSION, AUGUSTA, MAINEMR. JOHN CALVIN STEVENS, PORTLAND, MAINE, ARCHITECT

PENNELL, GIBBS AND QUIRING COMPANYINCORPORATED

DECORATORS2 3 AND 205 CLARENDON STREET, BOSTON


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UJOSpH >Z ffl* ap UJH ujfe >. Water heating surface 815 sq. ft.5a. Makers' rated capacity, steam radia-

tion 15,600 feet.8. Date of test March 28, 19199. Duration of test 23.9 hrs.

10. Kind and size of coal semi-bituminousAVERAGE PRESSURES, TEMPERATURES, ETC.11, Steam pressure bj gauge. .. .4.5 lbs. per. sq. in.13. Temp, of feed water entering boiler. .1*5 deg. F,it. Temp, of gases escaping from boiler. 500 deg F.15. Force of draft between damper and boiler. .0.13

in.17. Quality of steam drjTOTAL QUANTITIESHi. Weight of coal tired, total 5211 lbs.20. Per cent of moisture in coal 1.5 p. e.21. Weight of dry coal fired 5130 lb*22. Weight of ash and refuse, dry 560 lbs.24. Per cent of ash and refuse in dry coal. 10.8 p c.25. Weight of water fed to boiler, total. .57,000 lbs.27. Faction of evaporation . 1 03328. Equivalent evaporation from and at212 deg. F 58.800 lbs.

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with Smokeless FurnaceE. Boiler Report Form)

HOURLY QUANTITIES, CAPACITYAND EFFICIENCYWeighl of dr} coal fired per hour. .. .214.2 lbs.Weight of drj coal tired per sq. ft. grateper hour 6.6 lbs.Equivalent evaporation per hour fromand at 212 deg I'' 2470 lbs.Boiler capacity developed, steam radia-tion (I8SII feetBoiler capacity developed, per cent ofmakers* rating 03.0 p. c.Water feil h> boiler per pound of coalas Bred 10.9 lbs.Equivalent evaporation per pound ofcoal as fired 11.25 lbs.Equivalent evaporation per pound ofdry coal 11.15 lbs.Calorific value of one pou.ul of dryeoal 14.280 B. t. U.Efficiency of boiler and grate 77.9

ANALYSIS F COAL AND FLUE GAS51. Average per cent of CO 2 by Orsat Apparatus.52. Fuel Moisture. 1.5; Volatile, 19.0; Fixed Carl ,71.9; Ash, 7.ti per rent.

To those interested other Tests of this boiler are available

THE H. B. SMITH GO.NEW YORK, N. Y.

10 East 39th St.

Manufacturers of Boilers and RadiatorsPHILADELPHIA, PA.

17th and A rch Sts. WESTFIELDMASS. BOSTON640 Main St., Cambridge, Mass.


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DEXTERShingle Stains

Dex- ToneFlat Wall Finish

Petrifax Cement Coating

DEXTER BROTHERS COMPANY105 BROAD ST., BOSTON

Since the Establishment of the

WROUGHT IRON RANGE COMPANYIn 1864

It has attained SUCCESS through its insistence upon"QUALITY"

and no deviation from this policy will be permitted.

CHARLES E. JENKINS, Eastern Manager6 Portland Street, Boston, Mass.

Full Kitchen Equipment for Hotels, Hospitals,Restaurants and Public Buildings


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BIGELOW. KENNARD & CO., INC.LIGHTING FIXTURES511 WASHINGTON ST.. BOSTON


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FREEZING COLD OUTSIDE, WASCO HEATED INSIDE

A Hot-Water, Coal-Burning, Self-Regulating Equipment forGarage of One to Ten Cars. Efficient and Economical.

BURDITT & WILLIAMS CO.ESTABLISHED 1860

Everything in Hardware to Construct and Equip a Building ofthe simplest or most elaborate style of Architecture

160 FEDERAL STREET, BOSTON, MASS.Telephone, Fort Hill 6690


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GENUINE MONSON-LUSTRE ROOFING SLATEFAIR HAVEN-UNFADING GREEN

MOTTLED GREEN AND PURPLE ROOFING SLATEFLAGSTONES

CREATED BY MOTHER NATURE AND QUARRIED BYTHE GENERAL SLATE COMPANY

IN THE TOWNS OF MONSON. MAINEAND FAIR HAVEN, VERMONT

GENERAL SALES OFFICE148 STATE STREET. BOSTON. MASS.

RICHMOND 18

SAMPLES AND CATALOGS UPON REQUEST


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Thisillustrates the possibilities ofSTEARNS Florida Gulf CY-PRESS" for exterior use. Thephysical nature of this re-markable grade of Cypress issuch that it is absolutely un-affected by the various inter-nal pests and external de-structive influences that sooneror later cause many otherwoods to crumble and decay.

LEIGHTON- MITCHELL CO.BUILDERS

99 CHAONGY STREETBOSTON

Telephoned Ueaoh ! 7770I 7771


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BRONZE DOOR AND URNSWHITE MAUSOLEUM

BROCKTON, MASS.

BRONZE FOUNDERST. F. McGANN & SONS CO.

BOSTON. MASS.

J. WILLIAMS BEALARCHITECTBOSTON. MASS.


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SANITAS MANUFACTURING CO.MAKERS OF

HIGHEST GRADE PLUMBING FIXTURES

SHOWROOM AT 105 WASHINGTON ST. (Adams Square)BOSTON, MASS.

^ A Boston concern with its ownmanufacturing plant at Wakefield, Mass.

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and an experience of 40 years in makingthe highest grade of plumbing fixtures.


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B. L. Makepeace, IncManufacturers of

SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTSBLUE and BLACK LINE PRINT PAPERSCLOTHS and PRINTSDirect Importers and Jobbers of

4LOXO" AND IMPERIAL TRACINGCLOTHS

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Agents in the United States for the- NEW AMERICAN"PRUDENTIAL" DRAWING PENCILS

Dealers in .DRAWING MATERIALS, INSTRUMENTSDRAWING ROOM FURNITUREand

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Boston Architecural Club Year Book 1923